News in brief:
Earn 1,920 Avios with £40 of Hasbro toy spending
Tesco Direct is running a VERY good promotion this weekend in association with toy company Hasbro.
If you spend £40 on any of the products on this list, you will receive 800 bonus Clubcard points. This is worth 1,920 Avios or 2,000 Virgin Flying Club miles.
With Christmas just around the corner now, you can tick off a few presents on your list whilst also earning a nice pile of miles too!
You can find out more in this Shopper Points article.
The offer closes at midnight on Sunday. You can check out the toys included here including the bop it! R2-D2 below ……
1 million Avios give-away with LOVEtheatre
Avios partner LOVEtheatre is running a great competition until the end of this year.
Every booking made by 21st December will be entered into a prize draw of a share of 1 million Avios points.
There are 30 prizes in total:
- 1 x prize of 200,000 Avios
- 3 x prizes of 100,000 Avios
- 6 x prizes of 50,000 Avios
- 20 x prizes of 10,000 Avios
You can find out more about this competition and book tickets on this page of the LOVEtheatre website.
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To celebrate Chinese Singles’ Day (yes that’s a thing!) you can save up to 57% if you book your tickets today.
Tickets for The Woman in Black for example are £29.50 instead of £55.60 and tickets for Stomp are £22.50 instead of £67.30. All Chinese Singles’ Day deals can be found on this page. You do not need to be Chinese, or single, to take advantage.
(Want to earn more Avios? Click here to visit our home page for the latest articles on earning and spending your Avios points and click here to see how to earn more Avios from current offers and promotions.)
About Head for Points
Just one more off topic question…
Accor Happy Mondays – what time does the offer start?
I.e. Is it midnight Sunday, or a specific time on Monday morning?
Now that they offer rooms for the next 2 weekends, has anyone noticed if availability is better if you book 2 weeks in advance, or do they release more rooms the closer you get?
Thanks
Tom
Midnight Sunday, and availability can be different at 1 week/2 weeks out. I tend to find it is better and more choice at 1 week out. I guess for obvious reason that the hotel at 2 weeks out is less sure how many spare rooms they will have than at one week out. Generally check at two weeks out if there is a hotel you want but don’t worry if there is not and wait for 1 week out.
Thanks JP
Availability often varies over the course of the Monday and Tuesday, too. A couple of weeks ago, I wanted to book the Ibis St Pancras, but it wasn’t available at midnight on Sunday, so I went for the Novotel Paddington. But the Ibis was available on Tuesday.